Mettlach Stein Catalog
Mettlach Stein Catalog - While it’s already by far the most comprehensive compilation of information about mettlach beer steins. Found with terracotta, blue or grey background color, or unpainted. “hilf du heil’ger florian, wir fangen’s zweite löschen an. Clicking on any of the various links provided herein will produce a separate window. 1786 pottery, etched, 1.0l or 0.5l, pewter lid, figural dragon handle and thumblift. Design attributed to ludwig foltz ii.
The hexagram on the lid, often mistaken to be the jewish star of david, is actually a german brewing symbol seen frequently on beer steins produced through the early 20th century. Found with terracotta, blue or grey background color, or unpainted. “hilf du heil’ger florian, wir fangen’s zweite löschen an. 1062 pottery or stoneware, etched, 0.5l, figural inlaid lid (flower bud). Design attributed to ludwig foltz ii.
Mettlach stein, .5L, 2829 The Stein Auction Company
This body style (67) served as the base for a variety of different central transfer decorations. The hexagram on the lid, often mistaken to be the jewish star of david, is actually a german brewing symbol seen frequently on beer steins produced through the early 20th century. 1062 pottery or stoneware, etched, 0.5l, figural inlaid lid (flower bud). Design attributed.
Mettlach stein, .5L, unknown number, The Stein Auction Company
Found with terracotta, blue or grey background color, or unpainted. 1786 pottery, etched, 1.0l or 0.5l, pewter lid, figural dragon handle and thumblift. “hilf du heil’ger florian, wir fangen’s zweite löschen an. 1266 stoneware, relief, 0.5l or 0.3l/0.25l, inlaid lid. While it’s already by far the most comprehensive compilation of information about mettlach beer steins.
Mettlach stein, .5L, 1741 The Stein Auction Company
Found with terracotta, blue or grey background color, or unpainted. Clicking on any of the various links provided herein will produce a separate window. This body style (67) served as the base for a variety of different central transfer decorations. 1062 pottery or stoneware, etched, 0.5l, figural inlaid lid (flower bud). “hilf du heil’ger florian, wir fangen’s zweite löschen an.
Mettlach stein, 3.0L, 2631 The Stein Auction Company
The hexagram on the lid, often mistaken to be the jewish star of david, is actually a german brewing symbol seen frequently on beer steins produced through the early 20th century. 67 pottery, transfer, 4.5l, pewter lid. 1062 pottery or stoneware, etched, 0.5l, figural inlaid lid (flower bud). This body style (67) served as the base for a variety of.
Mettlach stein, .25L, 2052 The Stein Auction Company
The hexagram on the lid, often mistaken to be the jewish star of david, is actually a german brewing symbol seen frequently on beer steins produced through the early 20th century. 1266 stoneware, relief, 0.5l or 0.3l/0.25l, inlaid lid. Clicking on any of the various links provided herein will produce a separate window. 1786 pottery, etched, 1.0l or 0.5l, pewter.
Mettlach Stein Catalog - 1786 pottery, etched, 1.0l or 0.5l, pewter lid, figural dragon handle and thumblift. This body style (67) served as the base for a variety of different central transfer decorations. The hexagram on the lid, often mistaken to be the jewish star of david, is actually a german brewing symbol seen frequently on beer steins produced through the early 20th century. While it’s already by far the most comprehensive compilation of information about mettlach beer steins. Design attributed to ludwig foltz ii. “hilf du heil’ger florian, wir fangen’s zweite löschen an.
Clicking on any of the various links provided herein will produce a separate window. Design attributed to ludwig foltz ii. 1786 pottery, etched, 1.0l or 0.5l, pewter lid, figural dragon handle and thumblift. 1062 pottery or stoneware, etched, 0.5l, figural inlaid lid (flower bud). 1266 stoneware, relief, 0.5l or 0.3l/0.25l, inlaid lid.
Clicking On Any Of The Various Links Provided Herein Will Produce A Separate Window.
The hexagram on the lid, often mistaken to be the jewish star of david, is actually a german brewing symbol seen frequently on beer steins produced through the early 20th century. 1266 stoneware, relief, 0.5l or 0.3l/0.25l, inlaid lid. Found with terracotta, blue or grey background color, or unpainted. 67 pottery, transfer, 4.5l, pewter lid.
Design Attributed To Ludwig Foltz Ii.
1786 pottery, etched, 1.0l or 0.5l, pewter lid, figural dragon handle and thumblift. “hilf du heil’ger florian, wir fangen’s zweite löschen an. This body style (67) served as the base for a variety of different central transfer decorations. While it’s already by far the most comprehensive compilation of information about mettlach beer steins.